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Question

"Priority populations (those that experience greater health obstacles) and community advocates can support a solid foundation for planning and implementing a health promotion program. The planning process begins before the program starts, and the stakeholders can help with describing health issues and suggest strategies for moving forward. They also can be effective with analyzing the effectiveness of the program. The second phase they can be involved with is implementation of the program, or helping it run effectively. Here they could be assisting with the development of a logic model, providing resources, and monitoring key indicators of progress, and other feedback. Lastly, priority populations and community advocates can help evaluate a health promotion program. They can accomplish this with clarifying statements regarding the evaluation purpose, assuring the program outcomes are properly evaluated, and helping with the interpretation of the evaluation data."